Sentence examples for convey violence from inspiring English sources

Many of these paintings convey violence.

So is the idea that music need not depict lofty ideals, but can as easily convey violence and degradation, and, stranger still, the power of love as a redemptive force within such a realistically shabby context.

His speech may be sparse, but his body is expressively talkative, conveying violence, pathos and even tragedy in surprisingly precise fashion.

Both Grosz and Meidner convey the violence of destroyed villages, fleeing refugees and scattered corpses with more immediacy, while Beckmann, a medical orderly at the front, shows wounded soldiers awaiting treatment.

In the second of four movements she conveys physical violence of forces in motion.

Ferrante's polished language belies the rawness of her imagery, which conveys perversity, violence, and bodily functions in ripe detail.

Which conveys the violence more: the zooms and jerky movement of the camera when the shots are fired, or the deliberate movement of the lens over the shot-up ambulance?

Even the name is adequately frightening – it conveys messy violence.

The New York Times Richard Eder said the film "could be [Bakshi's] masterpiece a shattering successful effort to use an uncommon form cartoons and live action combined to convey the hallucinatory violence and frustration of American city life, specifically black city life lyrically violent, yet in no way [does it] exploit violence".

They are cut through with short moments of violence, which convey the cost of all this optimistic meddling more powerfully than lengthy battle scenes or lists of casualties.

"You have to convey this idea of violence, so you do that firstly by working on the register and timbre of the music," he says.